Nippur IV

Nippur IVInscriptions on the remains of 128 inscribed clay tablets found at Nippur in south central Iraq turned out to be written in a previously unknown early Neo Babylonian script dating back to the middle of the eighth century b. c. Includes copies, transliterations, and translations of all the documents, exhaustive glossaries, and comprehensive indices.

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